San Juan Baptist Association
Crisis Closet, open Mondays, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Toward Angel Peak and beyond
San Juan/Four Corners Church Leadership Institute
Disaster Relief Command Center
Hogan Si Ani Navajo Cowboy Church - Looking for water
The Navajo Nation
From the abundance of God's earth
Welcome
WELCOME to the website of San Juan Baptist Association
Our association is a cooperating network of 34 Southern Baptist churches, on mission to communicate the Good News about Jesus Christ to our wonderful Four Corners Area. The First Baptist Church of Chama, NM is in the process of joining our fellowship of churches; and we are presently partnering with the leaders of the Hogan Si' Ani American Indian Cowboy Church, as they plant a new ministrty near Mexican Water, AZ. The Korean American Church in Farmington is also in the process of being planted.
Who Are We?
We reflect the many differing cultures of the 4 Corners Area and Northern New Mexicio. Our churches are multi-cultural, New Mexico-style gatherings, of believers in the cities, villages, and countryside of our area. 15 of our congregations minister to the peoples of the Navajo and Jicarillo Apache Nations.
Browse through our web page for information concerning our association and its ministries, as well as information about our churches. Contact us if you have additional questions.
San Juan Baptist Association's Mission Statement: Churches serving Jesus Christ together, pursuing the spiritual transformation of the communities of San Juan County and the Four Corners Area."
Announcements
Find Help and Healing for the hurt of separation and divorce. Sessions held Monday, 7:00-9:00 pm. For more information, contact 505-320-5559 or 505-608-1198. This is free to attend.
Check out the Four Corners Re-Entry Ministry Team Link at http://convictedbychrist.org/re-entry-program
The program "Re-Entry" is providing assistance to men and women returning back into society from prison/jail. It is to help them re-integrate back into society and direct them to the different opportunities and recovery programs that are available in our community.
Food and clothes are available through the Crisis Closet on Monday mornings. Clients must attend a devotion at 11 am to receive assistance.
Are you craft minded or do you like to sew? If so, join the ladies with Nimble Fingers on Wednesday mornings from 9 am til 11:30 apm at the Association Builidng. Come prepared to laugh and fellowship with ladies from different churches as you work on crafts/ blankets/ dresses/ etc to be used both locally but mostly internationally by mission groups. For more info on Nimble Fingers, contact Judy at
nativeofia@hotmail.com
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11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
The Crisis Closet is for the less fortunate in the area. Clients should arrive around 11:00 am. A short devotion and snacks will be provided prior to the client being allowed to shop for free clothing and shoes. Families may also receive food donations one time a month. Spanish Translators available. Clothing donations accepted for all ages, children's clothes are always needed.
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9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Join ladies from various churches as they work on mission projects, which include sewing and crafts. Bring your scissors and come join us.
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11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
The Crisis Closet is for the less fortunate in the area. Clients should arrive around 11:00 am. A short devotion and snacks will be provided prior to the client being allowed to shop for free clothing and shoes. Families may also receive food donations one time a month. Spanish Translators available. Clothing donations accepted for all ages, children's clothes are always needed.
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9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Join ladies from various churches as they work on mission projects, which include sewing and crafts. Bring your scissors and come join us.
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11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
The Crisis Closet is for the less fortunate in the area. Clients should arrive around 11:00 am. A short devotion and snacks will be provided prior to the client being allowed to shop for free clothing and shoes. Families may also receive food donations one time a month. Spanish Translators available. Clothing donations accepted for all ages, children's clothes are always needed.
Farmington, NMCloudy, 37 F
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